Wow, looks pretty good. I've just been doing ad-hoc accounting, but this might convince me to get more organized.
Not sure what constitutes a "Transaction", though. Maybe include a tooltip or explanation underneath?
inDinero (YC S10) launches Mint.com for Businesses
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#52Curious to know the backgrounds of the founders. What were they doing before this? Students/graduates?
They just graduated from Berkeley.
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#53I got pretty happy when I saw you had support for my New Zealand bank, which even Xero (an NZ startup doing the same thing) does not have.
But I'm incredibly wary entering my internet banking details into your application, no offense.
Someone with my internet banking details could pretty much run off with 5 years of savings, screw up my investment accounts, run up huge credit card bills.
Are you planning on adding an API? Since I'd happily write my own scraper to pull transactions out of my online banking to submit to my account with you.
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#54If this can correctly parse my credit cards, bank accounts, and merchant accounts I will be a lifetime customer.
At the moment though, it does seem to be having some problem dealing with understanding PayPal transactions.
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#55Earlier quoted context omitted.
There's also Outright.com, I believe they have Yodlee integration as well too. They're also free for any size account :-) I also believe they have a rest-based oauth 2.0 api in there as well.
Outright doesn't (or didn't seem to, when I tried it out a month or two back) support auto import of bank transactions. So it could handle credit card transactions but you had to enter all of your deposit account data manually. Dealbreaker.
I think that's what Yodlee is for right? Yodlee is what mint.com also used for their integrations with FIs.
Re: inDinero (YC S10) launches Mint.com for Businesses
#56Congrats Andy & Jessica!
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#57I am checking it out now. I have had a Mint account for business too just because it is a better interface than my bank. InDinero looks great.
Unfortunately it pulled in my accounts and created a ton of notification messages. When I delete one it is a full page refresh. Might take a while for me to clean up my dashboard :(
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#58This is AWESOME...small typo on: https://indinero.com/features/exporting
Support for your current systems. Want to download your bank or credit card transactional data to you other data management systems? Easy - just click a link, and you can instantkly take your data with you to Microsoft Excel, Quickbooks, or any other application that takes .CSV files.
In the text above, 'instantly' is spelt wrong.
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#59I love inDinero... but if I didn't know I have some decent check on their way I would shoot myself looking at the dashboard :)
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#60Here is a suggestion for you. I know I, and at least 15 other people will immediately switch if you make Citibusiness Online support work. Check out this thread from Mint's support forum: http://satisfaction.mint.com/mint/topics/citi_business_not_a... ? To make a long story short, Citibank for business is a major bank and there's a lot frustrated people that would love to use Mint for their business, if only they mad…
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+1. I had the exact same issue earlier today. Very much looking forward to this, though.